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[Seoul/DDP] The Ultimate K-Noodle Comfort Food: Hand-Torn Soup & Kalguksu

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Kalguksu (칼국수) 📌 Table of Contents 1. Quick Overview 2. Location & Contact 3. Opening Hours 4. Signature Menu & Prices 5. Honest Review & Local Verdict 6. Nearby Attractions 7. Ratings 8. Maps If you are exploring DDP, Sindang-dong, or Dongdaemun and want a bowl of true Korean comfort food, Ildeung Sujebi is a small local restaurant worth adding to your Seoul food list. This cozy noodle spot serves sujebi , a Korean hand-torn dough soup, and kalguksu , knife-cut noodle soup. It is simple, warm, filling, and exactly the kind of meal locals crave when they want something comforting. 📌 Quick Overview Restaurant Name Ildeung Sujebi (일등수제비) Cuisine Traditional Korean Noodle Soup (Kalguksu & Sujebi) Location Near DDP & Sindang Station, Seoul Vibe Authentic, Retro, Local Heritage (Nopo)   Outside the restaurant   Inside the restaurant   Inside the restaurant #2 🗺️ Location & Contact Address 15-1 Toegye...
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[Seolleung Station, Seoul] Best Grilled Fish Restaurant – Uiryeong Jeonwon

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  📍 Location Uiryeong Jeonwon Address 33, Samseong-ro 85-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea Transportation About 550 meters (8 minutes on foot) from Exit 1 of Seolleung Station Line 2 . This restaurant is located in the Gangnam business district , so it is especially busy during lunchtime with office workers. 🚗 Parking There is a small parking lot , but space is limited. Using the subway or public transportation is usually more convenient. 🍽️ Popular Menu Grilled Wild Fish Set Meal (Natural Assorted Grilled Fish) Lunch: 12,000 KRW Dinner: 13,000 KRW Today's Braised Fish Set Meal Lunch: 12,000 KRW Dinner: 13,000 KRW Each set meal typically includes grilled fish, rice, soup, and several Korean side dishes (banchan) . 🐟 What Makes This Restaurant Special Fresh Wild Fish The restaurant focuses on wild-caught fish sourced from Korean coastal regions such as: Samcheonpo Yeosu Sokcho Fish varieties may include: Rockfish Black porgy Atka macke...
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